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The musical performances are decent but the rest of the show is very uninspiring-two hours of actors arguing and yelling at each other. It was depressing.

These songs are god awful.

Thank you for sharing this! Michael's work is interesting and relevant. Lots to pull from if you are a musical theatre writer.

Seeing Peter Friedman go from this amazing show to the outrageously successful show Succession is one of THE MOST satisfying things. 🥹

Proud 👏

it might be interesting, but it's hard to tell form the trailer.

Just seen it yesterday 7pm show. Loved it!

Need the show to come to Toronto!!

I looooved this show. Wish I could see it again

AHHHH THIS IS A MUSICAL NOW???!!!!

dude fuck yeah

Wait...Will Connolly, Jason Gotay, Steven Pasquale, Wren Rivera on this??? I'm sold!!!!

My favorite play to come out in years--maybe partly due to the chilling effects of cancel culture, nothing I've seen since has felt so meaningful and exciting.

I'm struggling to see what this has to do with flat earth?

Ridiculously stupid play!

It was utterly incredible, and one of the best experiences Ive had at the theatre in years

Oh my oh my

Sadly we couldn’t see you all because a cast member was unavailable ! Hope there’s another chance as it was a birthday present gif my partner ! Thanks Cathy

Got this from a random youtube recommendation. I'd love to watch!

Is a cast recording available anywhere?

where

The music in this production is really lacking, I guess they lacked the talent to play the Shaggs Compositions

I wanna be a screenwriter.

Who woulda thunk it? Jeremy Strong!

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Hands down the best play running in NYC right now. Saw it on a whim, and I’m so glad I did. One of the best plays I’ve seen, period. I’ve been waiting years for another slam dunk like this. Whoever did the sound design is on another level. The cast, directing, and writing are all - as the lead singer put it “Not flawless because nothing is, but pretty close.” 😂 Thank you for extending, I’ll be seeing it at least two more times, my wallet be damned!

I saw these guys perform a few weeks ago, and I have to say it was one of the most amazing plays I've ever seen. The music, the chemistry between the cast, the brilliant dialogue, every part was amazingly performed and written. I'm no reviewer, but if I was I'd give Stereophonic a 9/10 easily!

Should’ve been on Broadway tbh

I’m getting to play Jerry in this and wow it’s just so fun

What a shit imitation of The Shaggs. They were nothing like this.

Fun seeing all three of you working so cheerfully together!

David, ☮️. You. Are. My. Hero.

Quite boring and woke Watched 3 plays this week this one was the worst unfortunately But I am sure many people who love the woke stuff will enjoy it more. "The Effect" in the National Theatre is modern but spectacular

heaven

This is the difference between REALITY and THEATER !!!

Thank you

I saw this thing performed by theater students at a university in Australia. I've never seen something so bizarre executed with such gusto. It was great, honestly.

what does this have to due with the psychiatric condition of wet brain? this was just stupid

Cory❤

Not to sound like a dumb question but is there a video of this entire musical available. I think it'd be great to see the rest of it ❤❤❤

Just saw this in London WOW! An amazingly creative, profound, brilliantly hilarious, and deeply disturbing while also existentially insightful production. The musical’s ability to relate a story of the inner workings of an individual who represents an out-group within an out-group while also maintaining an underlying relatability to audience members of all backgrounds achieves the near impossible. The production is filled to the brim with pop culture references and implied deep commentary. To audience members, Michael R Jackson's Strange Loop takes us into the depths of Usher, the protagonist’s amazingly complex consciousness, intelligence, profound self-awareness, inner conflict, and most difficult experiences. The musical's ingenuity in both title and plot is displayed by its effortless use of a metaphor within a metaphor - the concept of self-reflection being a “A Strange Loop”. The narrative of the production is beyond remarkable. The story is balanced and perfectly symmetrical both figuratively and is a testament to Jackson’s artistic brilliance and true artistic genius. The production throws us directly into Usher’s (whose name is yet another metaphor within a metaphor) psychological experience that is both unique to him as a black, American, queer, with a body type seen as 'unappealing' within the realities of society's true cruel nature and the bitter realities of his life versus society’s polite facades. Despite having much or little to directly relate to depending on an audience member’s background, A Strange Loop gives a full voice to an individual who is, by all senses of the word, underrepresented and outcast while also speaking to aspects of the universal human experience and connects us to aspects of "Usher” we could see in ourselves. For the unaware, it delivers, without ever beating the audience over the head, a deeper message of empathy and awareness; to the aware, a message of being seen, heard, and represented, and uniquely, to all audience members, a very human message of relatability and deeper human connection to Usher, and a feeling, somehow that we can all see aspects of Usher within ourselves. (Not a spoiler) Usher is intellectually lonely and at the very least wants to be understood and in the end, we all do indeed understand Usher. WOW! A must-see!!

Looks great! Would love to know what you think of this performance of I Want More from Fly By Night! czcams.com/video/rhcQNg-Pg70/video.html

Maybe you've got to be black or gay or a woke navel-gazer to enjoy this shit. I shan't be wasting my money on tickets for this, being none of the above.

This song is so so much better when you work at subway. Trust me guys, it just is.

THE GLOCKENSPIEL

perfection forever! Annie Mac is a niche genius